IDP++: signal and image processing algorithms in C++ version 4.1
CA (United States) Lawrence Livermore National Lab., Sean Lehman, USDOE, Washington, DC (United States) · 1996
IDP++ (Image and Data Processing in C++) is a collection of signal and image processing algorithms written in C++. It is a compiled signal processing environment which supports four data types of up to four dimensions. It is developed within Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory`s Image and Data Processing group as a partial replacement for View. IDP ++ takes advantage of the latest, implemented and actually working, object-oriented compiler technology to provide `information hiding.` Users need only know C, not C++. Signals are treated like any other variable with a defined set of operators and functions in an intuitive manner. IDP++ is designed for real-time environment where interpreted processing packages are less efficient. IDP++ exists for both SUNs and Silicon Graphics using their most current compilers.